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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-05-06
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iI0lIrU to be maize cat his aHt and re-.
hHiihtV iurp TO ~. and we Will send You
MUHt | free. something Of great value and
importance 10 Won, fii5i Will start
YOn in business which viii bring Won iu NOR,
money right away tilau anything else in ihI-
world Any one can DO lhe work ard live al
home. Either -cN:ali ages. something ucAT,
that iU-f coins money Tor ail workers. We viii
start you: capital moi needed. his j. one Oi
The genuine. important chances OF % lifetime
Those whoarc ambitious HdtHterpri-ing Will
not delay Graud outfit free Address. TErf
x Go, y Hgu-ta. Maine
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-05-06

We have nobby little overcoats for child
rem at $500 and better at $3.1 You can't
90 wrong in buying clothing Of us and if
such thing should happen wei make it
right. We sell nothing that we won't buy
back if the customer SO dcsires.-E. b.
Humphreys
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-05-06

Prices Of Groceries. -Best headlight,
high test coal OIL S. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
danger enough in tie best Lewis
lye, 10c.: saponifier, Sc. per box: puIe
pepper Pc. h., &c. per quarter: pure
ginger, 1Sc. 3D., 5c. per quarter; best
nutmegs. BE. per or: extract coffet,
. boxes for Sc. baking soda. Sc. paper,
or in bulk, the very best, SC. h.. large
bottles Rumlord's yeast powder, Toe.
large boxes sitting blue, 3c.; large bot
ties Bengal blueiug, Sc: best gran
ulatcd sugar, Ole; 4bs. Kings
ford's pure starch. 25c.. single
pound 7e corn starch. 7c. h.; Proc
ter & Candles oleine soap, &C.;
PyIes Pearline, &c, or 4 papers Pc;
3 lbs washing sods. Zoe; McMonigle
& Rogers. large bottles fruit extracts
lennon, 20c.: vanilla, 25e. large bot
ties extract lemon. Sc. large bottles
castor oil, So, , ID. cans corned
beef, zoe All groceries as low as the
times will admit.
+. b. HUMPHREYS & co.
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crr TIE orr .ANn LAY ASIDE.

CUT THIS orr AND LAY ASIDE
No. : TX TIN oval wash boilers. with
heavy Nat copper bottoms, 800
No IL Tin oval wash boilers with
heavy HAT copper bottom, II0
No. \ Tin oval wash boilers, with
heavy HAT copper bottoms lt5
Novelty cloihe. wlingers with cogs Both 225
Universal 9" good 30
No. !, best cedar tubs, galvanized hoops, I:a5
No. ., &" -
No. 3, g. Z" 20
Iftrge'N illoW clothes baskets, 10 IS
L. Il. HUMPHREYS & co,
WoodEtoTn, \. j.
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PATENTS
Caveats. Trade Marks and Copyrights

obtained. and sll % hcf. business In The L. :
Patent Dflirs ATTENDED 20 Tor -N9tfei-afe Ieez
our Office j. opposite he I =. Patent Office
and We can obtain Patents ID les t3He th"u
those remote ft.fI UashtHgteH.
send -Hodcf . Dr0leIag. We advise a- TO
pateHt8Bility free Of charge. and So snake ma
cItafge unless 0e9j' ain Fofe1a
Ne refer here to tars Postmaster The SuIt. Of
Money order Div. and To officials Of be L
Patent ofic@. For circulars. advice Terms
aud references 10 acfuai clients il yoBr own
state or cot uty. write to
G.t. ~N0W * cU..
Opposite s:ent Office Washington, u. g.
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CARPETS.


We 90 direct 10 the weav-
ers with our thirty-fvc years
active experience as buyers
and sellers, and the ready
money, and it's no wonder that
we can give you prices from 10
TO 20 cts. per yard lower chan
others Come and sec them.
Extra supcrs, all wool, as low as
6S cts.
L. B. IIuMrIlREgs & Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30
a Paarn asTER n RANsRn.


Postmaster CoFss. Of Boalop, ona Of
ths ofiseiaia appointed By President
Cleveland 10 the early days Of bis ad-
mlnls.raiion when DO really bad some
notion Of being q refoEmeF. IL In dan
ar OF losing bis head. Tue Demo
cratic State OommItlse Of Massaehu-
sesta, supported By the satiFs party
which they represent, are dsmsadina
bis removal and the Democratic isuf-
nsIs Of Boston are daily arRise him 10
resign. There h not much danger that
be viii 90 this, bul there Il great dan.
ser that The pressure bsoueht 10 bear oa
tha administration viii have ~ slFsot
and that the obnoxious ofEislai will b.
inviied 70 step down and ca. The
tfoahis with Postmaster csEss seems
20 Be thai, having been Appoiussd By .
President vac pretended 10 Be- . re-
fosmeF, be failed 70 take due notios
when shs reform mask Of TIE sdmlais
tEaiien vas thSovn "a. and esntinasd
70 keep . fsv Rspobi cans Ia his Gu.
ploy. The De@oosalie hosl which
rises from Boston In oOns sequence 10
much more sonorous and greater IN
volume than tie Muguamp houl
which Use alleged 70 smanass from ne
entire uaited ssates and which wss
aimed 81 Appointmenl olsrk Il gxsns
and hia oias holaers who assisted tn
Fannina the Democratic pEimsries in
BaIti@o,s. Add yea Massachusetts, is
ths banner Muasunp state and Boz
zoo Il 10 Mass eh0aetta.
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The EasteFnpapsrs are somewhaa az
Iiaaed over letter which Is nllsRed 10
have been written By President Oisys-
land " Superintendent Fox Of the
Philadelphia mint. Nobody seems 70
knou inss shat the contents Of the let
Ter are, and, as enpsEint. ndsnt Fox re-
fuses to say anything about u, . i not
at al likely that anybody will know.
The letter wss writlan few days prior
10 toe State Convention Of the Pennsyt.
vania Democrats and 10 generally sup
posed " have contained inasfuctions IN
regard 10 what would Be sxpeesed Of
Federal oiilsials on that occasion which
ere not a. I'll IN harmony with The 70
form prsisnslous Of President olsvs-
land. II shs President oontins,s 70
take Part in politics 10 this manner be
viii have 70 remove himsslf for oifensiss
uartiaauahfu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30
A PeCtIItR CAaR.

The Law trrbiddinR shs Importation
Of contract labor Is AbOst 10 Be tested
in = pseoliaE manneF, Some time ago
. Scotch gardener arrived IN New York
With bis familv. He had mads arrange
msnts With Kentucky man 10 30 30
thai stats 10 taks charge Of farm. mi.
agreement vas held 10 b . contrast
within the meaning Of the lac prevent
ina The importation % consFAei lahor,
and the seoaOhmAn vas accoralusly
ssnl hOne. THIS dseisiOn aroused shs
interest Of the 81 Andrews sosassy Of
New York, and iss memhsrs determined
that the lav sAoald Be snforssd a.
Eialdiy In other cases. e Il had been IN
thai 81 their ~ iec,sd eo1niEymen.
A easa soOn pgeseEted issslf. Rev.
Walpole Warren. Al EnelisA olsrsyman.
vas called 10 an The palplt Of he
ehaFeh Of The Holy Trinity; autil re-
csntis tllsd By DE-. saspAsn Tyna. The
P,esident Of The g.. Address Soelssy
haa Aowtver, Sled q protest. seAlnus hss
landing on The RrOund thai bis arsss.
meet with Tssnily shaEeA IL ~ snasA a
eontsaea within the meaain9 Of he lac
- Saa the aRtse@snt essweea sAs
Scotch gardener and tAs Ksnsusky
farmer. And, indeed. u u noa 20 assaa
vheFeie The Enslish divins b lsas q eon-
tract laeoFtS sha1 the Scotch eArdenss.
Oar lmmiRFatisa laws ere eaFisas
Affairs At hssA We aaasli vtsAoaa easa-
tton immigrants Who are ntxa - peanl.
isss and are sompsltsa BY feses % cir
eamsianeea 70 eeaae into inms data
eOmpetitioa VITA Auetisan iAhos a
any Price whssa may b offered. Aas we
taFn haek The worhnaR VIE sSmas wssA
Ne sssaranee Of sssAdy eapaoyuasa.
asen thoaxh a may b a. Ne FuGtss
Faia q sasas o. 81 Skilled laeas uhssA
Anesieans are usahie 70 passasu. IthI
; sasioas Vsrs3at
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BURfRD lLTYT.


a nAnn0w nsctRn Eson a noszEunz
uEkTx.
Yesterday afternoon numbsf Of assn
wsEs sxeasAlipg . -sSweF On ne corner
Of MaSioa and Third street.. usar ne
nsw Msihodisa Church, when ell 81 onss
ne SUfkmtd missed one 81 sheiF nnna-
bar named b. Crawford, Who. when lsss
sesp. was dienink IA ne hoiton. Of 4
twsye foot diioh- A has1y seafeh waa
mAda add g sopn appeafed that ona
aids 81 The dltek had eayel IN % hin,
oenrPEnzEnH nUnxzHa HlsE, =
oaIok e thoaa1t his oonipanionl
win thslF banda o6tapsa thu EARN fFuEn
bic hesd and f9ee, e94 Ovid Webster,
vho bad sssn ne eaFik esvs IN on thl
uan from Q Winoo4 rushed out shovel
n hand aud oAalste9 n digging ths
nan oul. aod extfisali6a him from hi
pagiloua position. Aftst soEamblinQ ar
o. 70 nolid arounl Ehs h6an shook hin
aslf ana feellma 0owm into bic lsfi
pipe. and l0okinR a. " admiringly. ex.
SHANK RKGvKxl
Ny old friend is till intact" He khsr
ont q piece Of tobacco into ins pieces
aud loosanad Il no h the pslms Of Bis
banda. end after taking two og hires
pufs e. the dndeen, be aaid: sWell,
bJys. ! have had
MaH1 nAnRow EBoAPEs,
Bat tblsis aboul the closest sali eva
b a. l wns 70 oUmplst9iy weighted
drun aud surrounded b. earth and
sand thAi oouid not move z1usels d
aeip myself, and II you bad not been
thouehtfal and psOmpt my eplFit, 10
atsad " tbs aooRcs1E smDAss would nou
bs n1eAmdima hoaeanw4rd. for no man
Nho Was ~ o0nplstelB buried alive 81
! vas en- livs very l0nR."
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All Chicago IL ereuilBa 81 Arson. The
espssln and Hrss bsssmau Of tie chi
oaeo sine, bul be seems 70 Be : popular
man for I'll that. Within the past tvo
uesks the DsssoIl club has offered The
Chicago naHaesr ten thousand dollars
for Auson, and nov iha PTtisbure elab
goes Dssroit one better b. cfsrina A.
teen thousand. Il 10 noe every man
Who 10 in such demand thaa people are
willing 20 pay fstsen thousand dollars
eoF sbe mere privilege Of oaeFine him .
position whlch be may asospt or net a.
h nhnnnaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30

nauriss Bsrnhsrds. Who exigys ~
beautiful honeg Of being he 500 q ~
great sarah, has undertakes 70 hRas
everybody Who spssks sliehsiaely q
HE noshsr. He bss fOaaht ssvssal
dosls durina NE past fortnight Ard q
b ssartsd b. the PARA papers shas 4
be psssisis IL bis Dissemination Be ON
kavs aebss enough 70 eeeopy BIN tho
antiEs winter, and that, toe, without
aoink beyond ons stEess In Paris. THIS
Tnnss b encouraging 70 the nsFy MAJ
pEnm.
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V1LUABz. PREsEEr.
soun eoL11na oEvns Nm oLp rnzxnD aus
aELL BAnN.


Yesterday afssrpocn John Collins. Of
he o e'dsnial. said 20 hiss old fFisod,
3 Russsil, "Bsb. I bslisvsI never
gave Jon anything. You zee thas bArn.
(polnsing 70 he Ossidenisl ssablsl, I'lI
give yoa that buIldlng IL you viii TAXA
u eeay.D
els q D4FRain," ahoaasd the genial
RobeFt, eve had ny eve % thas
ssabis for lonR times US lust what 1
gant. Hines NH stsses wss graded aad
peapia 900 90 Waaaina By mlg place, I
aeUe oannme aahnmad Ct thas cd Fink-
ety barn o. mlna, ahd deetdad sha otlaaF
day n eaAf q dowu a1a buii4 % mp ios
90 @tHeraon and RseFeh eieosta, fnsi
bsiou 0saUst'l. bat shls hAndsome Rift
% E8aFs Wsfi atgo ms several hundFod
duilsBl, and l1lm youF Siahls onto
my jefferson stsssa los iasssad e bald
Later % Nh. osiIlns explAInsd thai
q uAs tkrau4n 10 uuusuAi nhnuanimisv
shat ~ nses - fFignd Auzasli Toe earn,
bSe bsesuss be wase9mpulls1 q ast nd
o. q e. oDoa % maks roam for sna En-
tension % 80 OuUi1suaMa, and had ne
place % putik end tn&s he kna9 Rus
cell neellsd ne9 harm ana had plenty
q vscaut prupeEsy on watch % meva ID.
Mr.. kmGs1ll SISTED st14s u wac inna
liks nadlna fully 600 % him. He viii
have tha baiidine maRsd a. onss a 3
cost % Sis. and pus sew bassrneus
undsF a. aftar uhiou De wiIl have last
e. good q barn asAny q be nslRhbsrs.
-
RscnvED Ozpans. = Ths steamer
wala waIla. nov q ne bankers, has
rsssissA ordsss " loaA for Portland.
4 rspesteE eAIlsa - the steamer ysstss.
aay . ascgEsAin u eheEs waa aay truth
q thS s1GSss t1aG ths sIssnaf had ben
empioye4 - afSaRp, With her tmmenss
peopoilex. tha aknd naes sfthe Oelnmhia
ktvoE. Tha Capsain wnn % TEN nnd
ann rupnEaaR aaaeouan6 he iatersoaa
enEisn % dc. 1mmmas Ane 0rNs oeinsr,
M. James nniaf ssh Nneh A Strange
zaens has haan mAda. n han BEEN with
Mt. Howard IN San kr4neiasns and %
kso4 nsthinR annn1 h Oar aFasfs
ere - laa1 fnf Pa11ia n, and shen Ne
aea theRa 80 axpeca % 6n1 oedern awaia
ing g. Ofeual1e. ~ hasa heefd sha
fernof yoa epeak ~, cd Dc sel dsaha
thna & i true, bot al the Mms we as
pa knoW Il fuf : faek Thn Walla
WeiIA has cod en9ipss and : "a uesal
an4 uboa ne nels 6ef elaeu batisd an1
tuEne - 80 Ueaal akoai 80 rsVaia-
ttana . sniumsa. 80 60 hfsk 40 ahoas
- manA slne oa aAcae CelaUblA kfveF
haEs ~ M nGxe ens4 1Ae eurrens ere
ainA ~ tna rnUi&ly saRofVinR uAnel ear.
Eian ako aan& Raa tahrin ansn Hkraam a
lena wnya whnHR "A aa.alnm II Aeap wasnr
aad 1ese ~ haawAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30

| WANTED.
ONE HvmDRED nAgM,
10y noFTMAN b BATES. AT srAMpEpR
ID w. r.. 90 IRE Marfhern pecife Railraad a
70 work ~ snow shsds
wsgs. tsso 20 % so per DEP.
Board ey.2S per week,
NOTICE.
EsrAT. or yakDKRIcK cRRDE. DE
Notice % hervby slvsn to all psrsoas bsvins
- thsiF paesgaeaea pApers o. prop nv bel %
M % lhs lais BreSeflek crede, 70 81 ore a.
lvas ne AAaA1 % sna nnassstSnea Or 10 Whit
sp1s~ Kxsca.egs.
Observation-Disclosures
~--~-~s~s~~~~~~-~-~-@s~-~
AAvsrsisrm~nts undrr ~ he.se AZ L.,
kslnd. 10 Lst ana eitnafi.Ina Wasted win s.
-. 80 -s. - ~ esam ucfa Tor arni
s--.-,s-~ ~ - n1sseqasnt
- - q
UHAxrEp-ro SuHcaAsE on 10 nrsr.
w ezrali illAnd o. farm. under fence, si
fsf sheep must b % ali ukssr. Addrsss Il
Q. WILLS Rsss NsaiEo& ssso
- .:..-,ss -
w snnIi eailasrs: 50 n r,s... -. ~ ~
dress p q. aox 81 MaDaa
W .L11a--A elAL ~ NIP N fHK
2 take c.Fs e 100 enfldrsn. Apply en<nsr d
fre1. ana Mne.eens eve oruEnsgra spa .
HYAEY=ro gRIxE CHnAp 4 FTRsr
Aasr-.1N - -, = = E-a.. va = {; =
- =
HyAHTkp-cHIcA0o NAN WASfa ar.
w usllo1, uith eEanss 3 uusS him1slf m.
wees ~ e1tlce A1lEsss = ? . lsIa oiles. = :
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fwo Pam@ -Mai A n Rnesr4 ~.
so@panisd ~ ha uspasu, A. L. RaeszA
rsiaFnsd frcn thsir iauFsay - ~
eaagsa sod aauk rivers " tha snmaas
e 10 Casaadea Tna Maiaf saws 10
tales. beth 81 uAlsA have fais az
pFc@ehes from The eaaA haa saEFieas
aetuSt AfproasAea fFuN ne wasA
NAile 90 TIE eAlk be SO tee bar
Niihtn . eraee - thrse haaFR Tha
MAtoR q lasfsely uas1 40 flon wAikian.
- anklsa eSteg sgallaa - tWtas kAsir
natafAl einA fha kaiaE msa tAaa afses
testlaa Tor day % - - ula TAXA =
seck e taoema a1d Olsnpia ae1 -
tara - eeastla ant - % Ellansbars b
uay e ~ kneQ1Alnis faHA
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1 4D1- 1N4
mhnan1n1lg tnosn - FRA -
e1n. u IN - l1.nl sr1 ezlnsssnis
nakkeln. 80 frtn one hnnsEaz e s1nes
susIta ~ - 1les, H. yzlr lnaz
~ pnegseun Yenr. Hazr1cfsss. ansa
Ehs risas11 y1ns. ~ paaksss nna enne
4sz1 6Ase paiE DC kndI4E4 80 ss4ts
1assfM4n wap haH1 AAA14 - - fz1m
tht t41tR - Ih6 gag GEuxa ~ - usnAa
en4t 4M4 IRHaAl1&4 Nd zs~esmasn1s
anal1 ~ % 141lls s1N1y Is sllsge -
1sc1 a % Sn9M 81 ) Fo448 - -
asstf - - E1.s nd . osass
IT, > - 4-l1.A8 fy.zte pean1s g
oseys fsHIAHS I'd - - nbeat
~ slrsol1 ~ t4e 4l94 . Alsnpee e
tneu = llaa1 1E0f1E ao4 wste 80
eFal.y 9ss1 7tg 3 tn9g IS eeea -
lh1n aAe pliell s6e11 qaet14
rms 1nln
HuwnHll. fhfnal nrr r.H9 fIErEn1 III
ln6l1nH - 1ol rn14Ie - abgzs t1a
.9sasfs . - eaH theiE e4tge - ths eA1
usri g % 10 se1el1 esh mazkoss. xhe
aannngias paN tneW ~ 11ms1 f1s 41lTeg
snimaa an2 ~ cenfa t1R fa1k nslDems
nd So RsanM 6enlnE1 pay abegt tie
snme Exlna fnW e1Un1mRn emFiy IN e1e
ssannn fuEmeA q sort q eompasA o.
maMhimn1SmUg On n1naEn tn4ns4 ana re8-
fauFmnfa oHufR peF pgnno. ano tAl1
uElnn haa henD mAtueni1H1.
ARarm nlxRD sacx ntEMoN
WIii wsiEh . psanxiss and aiis nss he
selaif dsaitr eoaaa1e. Rea,1arznes Ren-
1hss uaksa 1ua nngW - 10 utndo8,
sud half - pe1Dls Wk1 pNss ~ IN sRine
ghsy nro OoI1mhas Riuar nnina1 q seesl
3 linen ratnd e = aRnas an1A q FASH
sos. sizha Boand 90 . eaues. sd eny-
thin4 aRsf ale1s pg1nds b sid q four
ssnts 81 ponn0. A Espaz1se e4lIed ca
che pEnptle1or q o Sand rs 10 tnos o.
0oInmbis a1rsai yeeeeldag. % aeesrt.sn
n0w q wna fhnf the AsAGE1n1m uMu main
tain sush sin prices s1ia yeass whsn
shgy aver bad been ahaa % o. 9 ~
pFsgigns ysars. Tbs dssles. Qhc 4
very inlsiliRsnt man aid TIE aendi-
SONS this ysaE are vary dinesent from
~ pEsEiuuB gear fhat have ever
known. In tks nrsl place The Hen q
dsh y not extra large. althsuRh he nsn
vuu oUALExx,
And uhAfe ihess hes only been one can
ueFy hstetofoso nov t0eFe ere fouE 90
egs 50 b supplied from Seattle Bay.
fheu again, WohFe doing 3 large b1ei.
asss IL ahIppfno tEssh aah 70 poinfa tn
Enssern Waatiueton. We eIsan ano
bon ne nsh, pot Ice on thsrn, and snip
then. The only expsnse ye ara ~ ~
The Ice which costs ahgut nne eene fpR
ea4h Nsh. The conaiRneea pay the
fxaioht, and wA have All the orders SO
can al; ont ral1e Afp i1s1 e1onk the
ssEae a. onF fttail pkioea. - We dun't
care whethef We ell any dsh here In
Seastls eE n0t. Oue OF ths hsEE poiats
Eesf Of The moRntaina V EllensbufR,
sheta Ne asnd lakae sAipaehsB Of freah
6ah ever fsN days 81
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o. ehattke nofigaNA. eaad eallafaraf
e. ps1an1ai neenfikT, Do1Ha ueraaaeaa.
eeEiR. ho0dA fims shasas. slnI, $500.
CoURIoN. Mu1m q @.
O1zca uith Jadas snitA. Ja1.ss sirsas.
eppostas Ne Ooeiasn1aL aaA
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ssssrsSuD wSEu TaE ssasCaAeS.
he Aasasesas,ss hsxsunps ara
issdlJ PsOslaiIlne ~ tasa laal sAsyI
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10 cents per package or three
packages for % cents.
Hslsy 4 Wright Gallagher Gunkrznts
Ne1sen ChllberR, BR Dulftek,
n. q tman. a d Miller,
z c. Hunfisg. Reatato Coop Store,
Esmond CIGAR, Henry y. 0afsons
W. diller Co.. n. Growo,
Feranson Brooks. MIX. enilivAns
T. X. q 90 ith, H. Ohdelder,
Lew Brothers, Heldep q Rankin,
A. eWin B %, y. McD0 aid.
J, &. wriahk 4 o., PEOPLES 90 op. Union,
?. s. Allen, w L BoReFz,
@ Jaeger. J. AltIirn,
q x. Rhoies. =. MabWaring.
r. Michel, Chaa McCzrthy.
L D. Carroll, J straimzn.
z. q McKachip, o =. fFasch,
4 A. HoTf, Jehn Lavender,
Hasb. ouck 4 Terry, W Rf0e art 4 Sen,
PeisFson Brothers, CleFscEs B KoFn,
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Howard, Clancy & Meredith,
I2O North Main street.

s 325O-Iot 65, Orange Heights.
2ooo-Lot Al, Orange Heights.
Lots 215, 225 and 227, in Wicks'
subdivision Germain tract.
14OO-Lot, % Washington tract.
925-Lot 81 Kiefer tract.
16OO-Lot IA, block l, Fairmount tract
loo feet, Alameda street, near cor
ner Georgia
Lot on Georgia street, near corner
Alamenda
sOO-Each lots IL and IL, block 80,
AZusa; acre lots.
$5OO-Lots SO and "a, block 1O5; lots As
and 46, block 1O1, at San Gabriel.
15,OO0-45 acres, adjoining Fulton Wells.
I6OO-7 acres, III miles Downey, onRR
SOOO-S acres, highly improved, near city
limits, close to Ninth street.
100000 Handsome 2-story, ,S-room house,
finely improved grounds; - block
from street ears; lot 12Ox165.
1O,OOO-The handsome Rice Place. in
Highland.Park.
sOOO-Four good houses on Cincinnati;
rent for $72.
55OO-5-room house, Temple ST.; cor lot.
42O0-5-room house, Temple St; cor. lot.
6OOO-New 7-room house; hall, etc., cor.
Washington st. and BOnsallO ave.
4OOO-6-room house and hall, Banning st.
5,00O-7-room house. Hill ST., near Fourth
St; lot 60x165.
SOOO-House on Geary ST., near First; lot
S0x120-
airline; good cellar, cement walks,
etc.; lot 50x173.
3200-House and lots, Fairmount tract
250O-5-room house on King ST., near
Grand ave.; lot 6Ox11O.
3000-5-room house, Beaudry ave-, near
Temple.
6OOO-Lots 5 and 6, Davis subdn., corner
Boyle ave. and Seventh st.
60OO-4Ox15O, on Hewitt ST., adjoining
1OOO-2 lots Urmston tract; one a corner.
500-Each; lots 81 and 80, block 10, Los
Angeles Improvement Company.
5000-6Ox165, on Olive st.
600-50xl35, corner Vermont ave. and
Robideau st.
s50O-61x165, on Hill St; close in.
9O0-Each; lots in Greenwich tract.
20O-Per foot; the "Verandah" proper
ty; 300 feet front on Downey ave.
and San Fernando
50O-Lots in Meyers tract.
350-Business lots in Burbank.
65, 5,OOO-2O acres cor. Ninth and Alameda st.
19,O0O-6 acres, Washington ST., west of Al
ameda.
..25, ,OOO-154 acres on San Pedro st.
l5OO-Each; lots 10 and II, block ]; %
and "a, block 2, Angelefio Heights.
450-Each lots 1873 and 134, Garbolino
tract.
7OO-Lot %, block 10, Los Angeles I'm
proyement Company; corner.
25,OO0-65xS9, corner Upper Main and
13,OOo-66xi5o; Sixth ST., opposite Park.
2000-Lot 2, Truman tract.
15O-Per front foot ,S2x1S5, Buena Vista,
near Bellevue.
125-Per front foot, lots 10, l 1 and IL,
Mills & Wicks. Second-st. extension.
1O,000-25 acres; improved; miles south
of city.
3O00-4O' acres; partially improved; one
mile from Burbank hotel.
1OO-Per acre; 1O2 acres improved land,
adjoining Burbank.
S00-Each; lots IL and IL, block 80,
Azusa; acre lots.
100000 acres,. highly improved, adjoin-
ing San Gabriel Co.'s lands at San
Gabriel
275-4O acres; highly improved; st San
Gabriel. jy15-1m
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rAuouA ASSEMBLY News, published
daily, at one dollar for the entire time
of the meeting. Most of the addresses
will be published, many entire, and
others liberal synopsis. The lec-
lures are all of a high order and will
be worth reading and preserving.
| THE ROUND TABLE.
Rev. DIR. s. H. Weller, president of
the Occidental College, Los Angeles,
who has the entire management of
this department, gave lecture on
Handel" one of the great masters in
music. He said, to this, day Handel
is without peer, stretching back Il
hundred years. The "Halleluiah
Chorus" has never been equaled.
Music is 'sQueen of the Fine Arts. !"
Handel was uneducated, but was born
to be leader. When he evinced a
talent for music his father was alarmed,
and did all he could to check this ten
dency in his boy. He determined to
make a lawyer Of him, bnt it was no
use. Every man except an idiot has
an adaptation for something. Handel,
like every one else, had tendency.
1t was music. 1t absorbed his soul.
This passion was a very cyclone. 1t
swept everything before it. Consecra-
ton is the secret of success in every
thing-fxedness of purpose that will
not be defeated.
He was the father of oratorical
music. No one could tell how he
drifted into it. He did not KIN W him
self. Itwas unpopular, and in London
they would not hear it. He did not
write mnsic to please the masses at
the time. 1t took score of years to
educate the people.
Milton's Paradise Lost" had much
to do in moulding this musical char
acter. 1t became his constant com
panion. The religious movement of
the age, under the Wesleys, White
fields, Edwards and their coadjutors,
stirred his great soul. He was first
musician and then a Christian. His
ministry was to set music to the Bible.
People need to be stirred touching the
things they know. Demosthenes only
told the people what they knew.
"The Oratorio of the Messiah" is un-
paralleled. 1t is rendered once year
in the Crystal Palace in London. 1t
is grander monument than the mar
BILE at Westminster Abbey.
He was asked his emotions when
composing these great productions.
The answer was enough. 1t came
yelling up from his great soul in tears
and intense emotion. He had his
faults. He had a violent temper.
He was constantly treading on some
body's corns.
He lost his eyesight, but the eyes of
his soul were never dimmed, and he
calmly passed away to join the grand
chorus of the blood-washed throng.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-24
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF HENRY DOCKwEILER, DE-
IL ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, executrix of the last will and
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication of this
dence, 18 South Hill street, Los Angeles city,
the same being the place for the transaction
OF the business of said estate in the county
Of Los Angeles.
Dated July 21st, 1897
MARGARITHA DOCKWEILER,
Executrix of the last will OF Henry Dock
weller, deceased. j22 law 4w